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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

The Vernon disaster calls FOR vigor-
Gus investigation. There seems 10 be no
longer any doubt that the vessel sank
simply because she was overloaded aud
that the passengers and crew we're de-
prlyed OF tns means OF escape guar
aatsed them by the law in that some OF
the hfe- preservers we're utterly worth
less. If the story OF the only survivor OF
the accident may be believed. the Captain
wAs hsartlsssiy and bru.Rlly reckless.
not only when he left port with such a
l0al, but even Shen the hold began to
al With water. The inspector who pass
ed ths lfs-preservers seems slso 10 have
been guilty OF criminal carelessness.
Lske Michigan has become a charnel
house filed with the bodies Of innocent
men, women and children, and it is little
consolation 10 the friends they left be-
hind to know that the same waters
snSul,ed tho heRrt.sc Captain and that a
warrant Is out for the g !est OF the guilty
inspector.
Can the wrecks on the waters and the
holocAusts on the land De prevented? II
Is time more vigorous measures to this
end be taken than have yet been adopt
ed. A partial investigation held after
the sinking OF the Alpens showed the
ss,ldsst, grossest mismsnsgement and II
should have been so proclaimed. Ex-
perisnce shows that it will not do to
trust entirely to the judgment of the men
who are most familiar vith employment
which involve especial danger. Familiar
ity With danger breeds indifference to it
There must be more exacting laws and 9
more determined snd unrelenhng en-
forcemsnt OF the laws
Let a voice come up from the dead II
Lake Michigan and prevail with the
living to guard against theee terribl'
cscastrophes, and wherever there hal
been bungling, criminal, deadly mis-
management, let public condemnation
fall With slsdge-hsmmer blows.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
For Renf--Houses.

TOR xFET-AT Us B1+INiCk T.. SEW
r tEick hoase sey ceHiTiiy located with p.
modem co1Tea iesres. trHafo, grafef. 81 G ~ g
bells etc Price. s. Csii addTe-s Hrs 3 =.
FsrUcll i1i BOsss ick-sf. cirlef Ces'eai faIk
TOR REET-AFrER THF lgTH PART o. A
L d1usle i.cuse, 'Dtaining si1 'for* fsn'i
1ios ~ aut uoodho lse oue bock fsom tsais
road. Inquire ~ . Ciancyst
f,oR PvNT- -rFNFMENrs OK ~ BEfnFE-
/ -r. humber Of roors - snr fTsir.l loeafi''n
and convsuient Inquire a. 4il Noris d i-i.-i
q. Issa- = Ns11. 80
TO RENT so <ss HADI-0S-REE Eo
seven r0oaas. neuly T.sirfaf I'D nsf 2
frr-1 far o. t.o't0u l'o'eeeTi0f sna se.t
aifbloFk from stresf cara Inquire 80 "a iitlf-
aVf
tyoR gEST . fIFFfk-o< hff fiR
1 aisrel bsih raeH. uffsf o.osef. gas iirf
usfa efe fs SO & Hfnu tr ta fas
5rserro. ave SIS. - 4, krfosa O.. 20 "a
(.ssr,.zs sf9 No y fsae ff - lf
sgesitas-zve. 8 A. nuf He tsH hsf q
fi.. 4 - 4 -eef esrs Ietof f'est
t-oF RFTT-TW0 ~ifIr 90 hfaas
7 =. ~ ir rev residence boo. f.freF tI Eef
eff fl.sr sts vIff 81 fr1 FeDie0eea fuf 1oii =
ri.s psfrrt a lsi-e nesfins Zralf Ae1 f'1re ~
s-.-sf isrsf ~ fred 80 ~ Uesf make ses
I.w tf., ffsss ~ h-fs rooms e1f ~ to.r
rsrfns saf r1e ~ sfvea ro1rs ~ ffe sf,fTe
-rEfn fre Ftt ~ trFff tifs iH
I e.Hrs 20 a-nsrl. - A 'ie- st. earaes - 50
fsrooa e. ~
rraQ rrFf WY frkNfsgHD HorSt
fr several mefrs ~ ~ r.se fs-ir
: ,hosi eastfre AppsT = q. oas1se- -
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
Clearance Y.,terdar

Propeller A. b. Taylor. Saugatuck, III
barrels OF or; prop. Albert Soper. Chicago,
100000 feet lumber. prop. Annie Laura,
Chicago, 900 ieet lumber; prop Ida NJ
Torrent, Chicago, 100000 feet lumber; prop.
Michael Groh, Chicago, 800 900 feet lumter
prop. City OF st. Joseph. Chicago, 800 COZ
feet lumber. Schooner Abbie, She0oygan,
100000 feet lumber schr. Tempest, Chi
csgo, 230 COO feet lumber. Total. 1850 COO
feet lumber. Total for week ending Satur-
day. November 5: l0s72 600 feet lumber:
100000 shingles; 500, 900 iath; 100 cords OF
slabs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
wArrEssoN SHELLS A NICE"

Says the ohivslric and original Col.
WsrTKRsoS in tho Coarier-Journdl:
III is now given out that the poor clerks
at Washington are yearning to be per
mittsd to contribute 3 portion of the pit
tsncs they receive TO the general Demo-
cratic campaign fund, aud an unofficial
proclamation ia made that IL ihey are
quiet and decent about IL no fuss will be
made. No particular effort from a gentle
man up tree ia required to smell some
nice IN this tub Of meal. and, IL the
President De sincere as to tenth part
of the civil service doctrine be hes been
talking, be Will see Ia this an opportunity
o give the country simple. prscticsl
example OK the stuff his civil service
IDEAS are made Of. The ColonsFs IN
fsrsncs from the facts is rot so far
fetched a. his figure Of gentleman IN a
tree-top smelling 8 mouse IL tub OF
meal
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
Real Es.n,e-- Connfru.

NOR sALf FARM oF Fok s. AcHES OR
1 1iil trade fJT ciis ropfn.. Esau 20 81 =
inyissn-st as
IOk SAiR-wftl SELL Az IAtf I.oN-
L Ally good blslDfs ftali' o1 lii.s 81 fS4lft's q.
sfact tore room with dneli iac aitacAts IN s
locarpu psfsessss sif-fio4 hlNsnf aEts fei
terEls. &C. adlTe,-. Prosperity Bos n fc.egfsrp
Office tiI
TYPRE-e, a~H OAK M tfN lANDS lN
Aik-ns4 49, .Arac r rI.f ff 10 e. plif.
lecte8 $50 pea cfe. 81 n u
a t.s:el f
1H3IcE rlNE IsNps IH fPfE sSI
! 4ffssr Peias.. "a 80 IA 81 .slar a. tli-
n.-Qfs. A. D.. trt.tfl
ANaF Tksri ut rAEIAe 80 j. NG
! Di 3 81 "a asna. great b ls o..
An .susl Fti
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

A new Good Templars' Lodge was insti-
tuted in this city last Friday nigh, by Mrs
L. J. McElwaine. The officers selected are:
Z. T., <. J. Eaton; Y. T., Mrs. Minnie
Eaton Secretary. Mrs John Shores; +. s.
Mrs Maggie Curran; Treasurer, Geo. T.
Fields, NJ, VIM. Lafayette; /. g.. Miss Ageie
Wilson, Sentinel, Jas. Clemmenis *. H. 3
Miss Jennie Currsn; l.. II. 5, Miss Gay
FIELDS; Chaplain, Mrs. ID. +. Gregg.
The lodge met last evening TO instsu IL
members.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

The following is list Of the marriage
licenses issued yesterday. with the names,
residence when outside the city, aud ages
Of the parties:
AGES
John r Scally. Mssgie J. Morcy.... .........l-k 4
Patrick Walsh. Easf Jordan, Catherine Nc
Cartay GTattan township ................ sS-a
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

This list is furnished by W. z. Scribner,
resi- estate dealer, 55 Pearl-st
Marths A. Taylor 10 Merrils +. Smiley, M
10. ) BIZ 4. Longs AID. .........s 25O
VIM = knapp ~ Mary a Newbegry, ioti
blk 3. Noodys add .-.................. 20
John Hendricks 10 Alvin AoSelcy, lOf4o
Watson * Weston add .-.... 81. =. ......-. $50
Maria A. Cornell 10 Wm II AyswOTth. lot
4. blk =. CEDAR springs .... -.......... 75l
John DE 10 Westiey De Graw, Sc "a
So sw & Z OF sec 81 spencer. ..........-.... 100
Sarah j. Pos, % John Csmp. par G u sw a
of sc L. aud sw 4 = OF see - Ada. ~
Chas. J. Erickson t0 Geo. < loot. part Sc a
ne = OF sec S. Grand Rapids ............... 100
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

One Of The best places 10 buy Groceries il
al the remodelled store OF Patten x Ses.
sions. formerly Horton & Perkins. They
have made large additions 60 the f0rmei
stock and would like TO have you use Teie.
phone 282 very often. They sell on Close
margins and study to please.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

This has become very popular, out 70
not only cftsn unjust bat AZ impractical
a baying the moon. The fortunes OF
G1RARD. SrEwART. Aston and the father
yANDxRBlLr were al slowly and labor
ously rolled up. while many OF the
raodsrn ninionalrss have loaped into
their palaces and gold vaults by huge
luck and hrst class enterprise. his
may be said Of those Who have discover
sd or bought minss and evolved valuable
invsnhona SO Of many great authors or
publshsrs Ike GxoRaE W. CHILDs, have
taken their chances and got rich. The
sams way We said 0, the pstsnt medicine
kings-thsy gst up their nostrums and
ths people swallow them, aud who Is 10
blame
Mr. GxoRGE II. FrTCH n showing up
and srosting out the millionaires OF the
Pacific coast, has brought many wonder
ful facts 20 hight II is shown that such
men "a WrrLIAs C. RALsroS, LELASD
srAxroap, MARX HOPKINS. CHARLIE
CRocxxE. FLooD. O'BsIxS. FAIR, Mao
xAr. SaARox and JoSss climbed into
their almost fabulous riches over noun
tains Of obstac.sz Their lives srs iuil OF
great risks and indomjasbIs pluck and
success wss deserved by al OF them.
They SIMPLY made gold their god. and
svsry ons Of them has got enough to
make al image a. big as ths one thai
AAsox va so proud %. WoAt matters Il
whether il De ths cattle or ths CoNsToCs
loGsP Whether is % SUrso, or HzAEsr
HAaaTs or CLAUs SPRECKELs, the sugai
prince
These men have got their millions. snc
every man wishes bs bad part OF il. II no
the nsost OF T. But 4 Is theirs, not ours
and none bus natural tibet and knsv'
wonld wish 70 rob them q II
The ricEsst men ot Grand Rapids to
day srs the very founders and builder'
Of ths city. and ara deserving Of a.
honor. Nsvsrtbeiess Il y ni~srsbly un-
romf0rtaols 90 Be poor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

kVANTED COOKS. PORTfRs FACTORY
" girls din.Hg g.rls. cre.s mAkcFs m4,ols e.l
reufeIs lsUOrers--ln la vlcTYlaiT thai 81 III
WORK Y. l. o., s. Aoproe Gnu - oaaAas -
.al
STASTKD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL norsE-
W work small family Apply al "a iaylrss
ton-St 80,
yVANTED-A GOOD GIai FOR GENERAL
" housewofk Enquire Al ii Colf ge evr
IVAETED THIS MEX = GOOD GESykAL
~ house girls 70 nli place Dp~ Open 49, ia
meat and pastry cook ladies fsfioTa los0 8
Pierce block. ,
MANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
W girl ia 4 small ixm lys reference. rra iiF-f
Apply - Nrs ). x. bey.n. cor Wealthy ave snd
ffOspectst "a
uTANTED--BY A COMPETESS BOOkk zap
" er. light bookkeeping which can fe d''iie
egcnlugs willing TO work ~ reasoneDe salAy
address Bookkeepcr Care Cifs fostonoe
ANTED-TRlMMER-B An OUT OF TOWN
W miliincr un Guy Of lR.Vp lnhAbitants q
capable. efficient trimmer lot balance oi ne
son. good wage paid Answer az once Win T,i-
ereDces. terms. anu addrs. 10 NihineT Box 4,
this oiice. 80
Va ATASrED-cOMPETE GIRL FOR GENFR-
" a! housework. Enqure a. "a ksusoln-si
3ffI
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

V9ee. - Nee.ego ave A4s go 1As
tet &'sA@s- n@A4-1 efassKso ss<tf nsrai1S -
: c14cA
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Ehs EaEzassr 81 tlRos aks earossaezz-aeEt
csLo - taaE3 - aztl&Aak <hs SAX bsF -
y e.ssss - sssoa- Ass k~E< ~ > ikss esastos
a. 49, f-@u lsk<4
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Company have offered for sale all Of its
pine an5s IN Nisssukes county. Sealed
bids will ~ received ~ W .. Huglart
Land COmmissionsr 20 be opened Deosm.
Der 18th. Pists and further information
can be bad hv addressing him 81 Grand
Rapids Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

xrARaLfErsp BaroaISsTx Mf41~rRY.
Jnst received A lsrgs stsortner.t ~ Bsts
in silk. p.nss- f1r su3 vesA sel3 g. srea'
redutffou. ca and evs-1rflo roods srd b
con Fince8. AHsv- & l0.
e4 faaros-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

There is zensrsiiT soulsshing suausing
4, tre racst sefio1s Transaction. To the
snsrcb,st case e VS. tae soectscis of
f.xrorpg TrrEEs- ths great axat ~
the sfstss r-gatz t8eury. crntendiag he-
for@ she Inibsd stzfes supreme Court
t,r the superiority Of that sours ever the
highest ,onrt of the sfste q nlnois.
But then Trcxzs : lawyer
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Ths English church receives n tithss
shout s20,oOO,0C0 Jsar. ~ This amount
s5.oCO.C0O is expended IN hospitals.
schools. church building. etc. and she
remaining sl5.0C0.ol0 zoss to pay the
salary a 80 clergy. In The last uiset-
Of TIE Eagssh church congress ie vas
tatei thss the fate q tbe Established
char.h depended on tia clergy. II dur
inz fbs next ten yssrs 1ey showed By
shair devotion % their duty that ths
PEOPLE of England eouid rot afford g
dispsrsa wisa their service, the Question
Of setsblishnsnt wss definitely post
poued.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

New arrival Of fine COffees and Teas. very
fne. at Patten & Sessions
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Nc~ that We -rs satisfied that ths
President aidn't q1srrsl With Secretary
FNprrorr and that Secretary BAykRp
disin't refuse to fet Attorney General
IAwsa have q chew Of his tabscco, e IS
cuce more stated that Secretary Law n
- 10 ~ on the supreme Bench. thss
WIS a to be made Secretary Ct tBe
Interior. ans shat Mr. SrsvsysoS. the
present First Assistant Psetaastsr Cen
ara e ID be promoted - sae Postmaster
Genersishir, Mcr@ unlikely predictions
have been -1ada
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
50eufS-- uBtferf.

ttrANTEi,-SAiIsNLH NAAItu To .fiL
" house IguishiBe goods. iers3s ht,. g.. Seq
stone NannfsctnrnE Co. - Srnih Itifi.|o. ~.
fraud Rapits Hirh 40
MTASJED--.o' ASHNTs GOOD sALkht
w o. coa1ml.sirD Ia fhHrcf ADJ e.
s. ith ftsup for terms Weaver Nfr. "a ~
stre 81. Chic1g3. ii If
KAyASTED IMMEDIATELY r. i.f. sA Ht-
w male Or female a. ss'i ouf iuruifrre rnlsa
g. the inhed Sisics so4rf svsiicr aolt hy
se4uts Gnrns 3r>sl So cs-ilf mh6e fef week
send 20 iof safD Ole bot sao fsrins tsrFln~
Manufacturing 60. iS.cs box -, Nevsfce hich
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
FORD IOWA.

Hon. N. Fl. FoRp. tbs able young
Congressman from the district, hss doEe
ysomsn service f9r she Democrats aud
free traders ot Iowa he spoke lsst
nixht at Wsskiagt9u. "a. md VII leave
toss plsce for this ci.y todsY sud he vii
&c warmly welsomsd here tomorrow. Mr..
fcRD bss svery = be-s bssn listened 70 ~
large audiences aud the press q the
state srs enthusiasts IN praise q his
ability svsn ahs opposition pspers con
cedlRz hat he is brillis1t speaker.
Although theirs ara but coo japanese
IN the United Ssstes. they ara among our
most incfsnsive ami exsmpiory citlzsns-
+ Tssv bsve a branch o. Yokshsns Speeis
bank IN Ner York-s SQUAD institukion
With sAo00eo0 capitsl--and aux harry
sossss I.oadop. san Frsucsco. Ham
I hur-. Mslhourua. atc. 4 Jsnsnsse IA thls
euantry wss never. - b@laeve. convicted
= crime Ike Ire Chiuese, but ca
E tse cnrtra-y trey sxsct sobviety, socia'
+ virtue. sua ara insailizess - race
{ What j. tse ass os making sact fass
bscsuse HsysY ~ GaADT q ~Nsz
south fame spcka ef Mr. ClEvvBAsn -
shs ''forennzg ru sr cf al - earth 2
/ Nr. CHsvzIzSD - csrfssnly th- rsler q.
this sscantrv snd - saeh ~ - kas ~sere-
/ -nosf % ali TIE EARN"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Gents heavy work shoes 5Oc At the
"Nnsn"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Ribbons, Ribbons and Ribbon, At
Keudaifs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

NOR HEST HE VIII. TiG ~. uEsiNf.i., i.,s
I Ieiiafls vsfcf rn6 steam Tofrr ior by
satisfactory applicant The iron ycnsel hutki IN I
ou frie-ft. isiciy or'upitd rv lofett blilef
Shon Dimension. A. aoeDt sHa5G hss hish
ceiling sHg usht "a iar,s sice. Apply 10 hisse
CarIct suecfer 60. . sifli L. Ciff zrt
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

The la,s.. novssty pln ssksr sa.r..
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
Situations Wanfed-Eemalc.
For Rent--ROoBis.

TOR RENT-THREE Or FOUR ROOMS
/ suitable for nOusc 4. g 3iug a. niraly located,
all modern CON- eRiences In Iuir - Gee
e. ui ave. %
NOR RENT Two PLEASANT Rooms O&
L ground 20 for man and vi e. sIitsbie Tor
light housekceping. Il Nor h Coiicge-sve -
NOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
L room On ground aoor a. 70 t.sgfavc - Ss
NOR RENT-FIvE CONVENIENTLY Ar
4 ranged up stairs rOoals. En4ulfe a. - 'sii-
fOrlia-t. .@N
NOR RENT TWO NICELY FURNISHED
front rooms. WITH f0ldiDg lo5rs both heated.
VIII rent 10 o. one. in brick house NJ. IL
South Divisi)a-st g0ot boarding house next
door. -.
IHOR gENT-FURNlsHfD FRONT ROOM iot
James 81. 80
NOR REST-FU RNlsHED ROOMS SINGLE OR
i In suites AL ne Bloteru Improvements
Centrally located. near ail principal Doies and
theatres Rents reasonable. >c~ tathbuH. 3
and - nstef.o0st S
JsOR RIM ROOMS FOR .RFST on RI
/ Gardiner Bsxter's = Monuesi isiu
NOR kENT - FURNISHED Rooms. sfEAN
heated. aud furnished rocns e. .ig house
keeping. Apply Al rom l@ New hopser..n
book. a"f
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

uFANTEn-A NAN t. D0 Cfl0AEs fe A
TelsEfanl- Herald s
nTANrfD-l GOOD BRpaN NHAtUtk EAFlN
" o1.sakef. sas.ts a. sASI, csfiaci-
mhkcF taeH Gas isslls sn4 seferA ts2ys csh So
work ~ OaCs ~ calans t3saas snA :. fes,e
tlus4. ST"
NFANfED-GD8D OFfiUE Max INurNG
w man pFei,rrso with 500 the Snefa ~ .
seeufe intsIe a. paying biksess 0E Eaoa p.ft
uou wita sselrtg fof iuNestEac4l Adaress a.
Box q this 0fnoe-
IANTED-G0OD JOB AM kooE coNlNsi
~ To-. Also fleefrotyptIs flaislefs 30 rs
~ sad Hllct eTs tsoD3 Vsxtk and IsrI-ss. SAT
EN- los lneut. apply insn ediatsly AA1d NJ .siis
d 40. -. AO1roc e. 1hiCsge ~. 20
IANTED AZ FNPEKiENCKn SALESMAN
" 81 " Mur4burss ooTaer Cana ~ ADD
fsr....err
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
SifuattousUanted--Hafs.

cNUNttONNV HNtrN
yVANTED-GENrLKMEN, IF YoY ARE IS
W need of iaD0rors. Office neip. machine nsn'ls.
sziesmen or any kind OF T.iiab g hep it H.il save
you money trouble ard time ty so ng ynur
OIders 10 us. Rooms a ID 1, Pierce l1cS- as
UANThD-DY A HiuDLE-AGED NAN OF
w steady haJiis. q situation a coschman. Al
dress N. box !, This once.
VyANTED-A BUSINESS Yor NJ NAN 20
w years Of age. seeks situation Adasss- l..
A., Telegram Herald.
IrANTED-A SITUATION IN A REPAIRING
" aud horseshoeinE shop or 20 parnert'
thirty yeaa, experience. Address L. ID. No .i.o
OuaHaft
MANIFESTATIONS ~ GROCERY OR
W general store by experie 1eed man sober ana
aging, no ohllc 10 county. i1h the ua1 sol
want am Can prove u. Address G l.. LeNls,
care room "a, H9u-elnan block
MANIFESTATIONS By \ Young MAN
W HOhsnder. in grocery. hardware o. o. a
delivery wagoo. bet OF reieTcIc =. Address \
", box Q. this onioc, ~
Situations Honfed-E Female.
WANTED SITUATION AS NURSE APPLY
" 80 South Divls on-si. -3
tlANTED-SITU ALTON As NURSE APPLY
W al is6 south Division 81 80
CITUATIOS wANTED-AKy ONE iS WANT
= OF u chambermaif with seven years eKperi'
ence apply lol James-st- 80.
ItrANIED-A SITUATION 10 DO GENhRAl
W housework Good help can he furnished
inQuire at 81 Monroe and 81 ottava sts. ). ii
Van BronkLOgsf.
VI AN1ED-A SITUATION Bl A YOUNG IA ~
W a. second gifi in sfaall family. Address
situation. care this oiice OF i4S West Fnton
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
For Renf--Bu>snes> Places

nEsK ROOM FOR REM ESTRAI IocA.
y iiou. iu ole ~ me blsf Offices ln the Nf
4 o8ud nosr &c gr Hni telephone ehIs ,f
feet from itfc- ct.- % fi i,tf pf tbe fs A. g.
= Page under q Aalional fsp4 ala
DOOM ANp IOWEA TO ktNg-t oRAtk
IL Gampsn and Lonissts Ecnneit A oeDura
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

OF $50 COWS BoTH EEp NIFH NHfTt
Il sfssts tns slat s4d n&gk zfe i(Sl ui f their
fae4.a0s ~ l4s.1 a. siBoe 1uos4at essl-ihE Ia
iefGssta1n sekts1- lll - AI-ei. 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

NVANTED 4 NV prfrkIE HORSES Tn
" ho.fi. iEFc sod saf UNten et iis
loc 4 tiahie B. ate ilpn q e fo 20 ASH
nal, iaiiustec 10 ms kccpahg l. Harm. y
RHnsofn-Ai. tt
NArES1AN- ADJ A l8Nt sNkIl
= SAM ples % ascft sataea $3.50. utiscr Hf
20 s.. i4u isSs =. flxi..i. Nea 1afft -ft
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

N ~ sE14 a0E IA ls akSsElelAi ftfE
II 8 fa<E tillsf les oa fek s34s. o. - ls
. LE3r t.a sfs q. ~ tz&s "a
l..ft tls1E a a,l,..sitt
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Ifelp lganfef-- lIaIe.

rOrND-A DOOR EEY OK CANAL ~ on -
/ q e4D hsss s4Ias b. cslsag e. us osaie an3
AD1 paving ior thls nalias- .eta
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

AOE s lF-Af ItIf HAi ~F Nf th D.
j >e-larloa. -. Assl r. 8gesf. b4Wfi.o "a
a'lltil.. tsrFeis. siefes sfe las ata'ft a q
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-17
OPENED THIS MORNING.
PRICES ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES.
PettiS, BasSett&Co.
..The Lore Loveth Cheerful Glver. ;,

Anyone who has solicited funds or favors
for charity knows how delightful it is to meet
one who gives mot grudgingly" Perhaps no
more pleasant experience has occurred connected
with the new Kindergarten than little scene
that took place in the school-yard last Thursday
morning Flower-beds had been made in the
back ward. hoping that during the summer it
would De able to ill them. when. to the surprise
sud delight OF the managers, Anthony Wiegand
drove down with n wagon-Ioad OF flowers and
with shade and trowel soon converted the empty
beds into things Of beauty" The children
stood around watching the transformation and
his honest German face beamed all over; as one
lady EXPRESSED it. He seemed as tickled as the
children"
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OFFICE desks at VIM. Il. Elders.
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TIE METHODIST ALLIANCE.
The Ministers Take Steps Toward Forming
the Proposed Organization at Once.

The meeting of the Methodist preachers yes
terday morning. at Meridian street Church, was
OF more than usual interest, growing out Of the
fact that by request. Mr.. w. FL. Smith read a
paper upon the necessities and value of Meth
odist Alliance, such was proposed at the con-
ference lately held. There was almost a unan;-
nous attendance OF the pastors, and q few lay
men were also present Mr. Smiths paper was
full of facts and emnently practical in its treat
ment and suggestions. The status of the Meth
odist denomination in the city was given and
the membership of the fifteen charges and Of
their Sunday schools compared with the
total scht u enrolment OF the city The
benevolences of the church were set forth. and
their lack OF reaching the assessments shown.
The method Of raising funds for church
purposes by fairs. festivals drills. etc.. was
severely reprobated, and the enforced re-
sponsibilty Of the church for the Sabbath desc
Grafton connected with the Acton camp meeting
depiored. To aid in the development of the
aggressive working force of Methcdism in the
city. and to SO unity all the churches that the
whole power of the denomination can be brought
to bear upon some given point or purpose it is
proposed to form a Methodist alliance, to be
composed of the presiding elders officio, the
pastors, the Sunday school superintendents
aud two layrnen from each church An executive
committee is suggested, to be composed of the
officers and member from each charge
not represented in the list of officers. This
Will give eacn charge equal voice in the
alliance. The paper was warmly received, and
discussed bv Mr. Taylor. of California street.
Mr.. Hazard, OF Roberts Park, and others. after
which the ministers took the topic up and ad-
dresses were made by Rsvs. Tincher, Gilbert, Mill
or, Duncan, Sheridan. Lamport. Mcconnell and
others On motion of DIR. Mcconnell. it was voted
that the proposed alliance be formed forthwith,
and nominating committee. composed of Revs.
Lamport, Mcconnell and Steele reported the
following committee to prepare constitution
and bylaws; e. W. Haford, Levi Ritter
G. W.sGorsuch. G. L. Knox. Revs. j. E. Gill
bert. j. S. Duncan, and j. L. Schneider.
The committee will report to a meeting to be
held in Roberts Park Church the evening of
Friday, May 81, when further steps will be
taken toward the organization.
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ORANGES. bananas. figs. dates schaffner's
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EVERYBODY has admired the tasteful displays
made by Eastman. Schleicher & Leo in the show
windows OF their mammoth carpet house. Nos
5, and East Washington street. They will
add another attraction to-day in the shape of a
Chinese soldier. dressed in full war costume. 1t
is expensive work OF art, and will be well
worth seeing.
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On Top
The new Perfection Refrigerator is at the top
and going to stay there. Before you buy call
and see one in operation at our store, showing a
paper wheel kept revolving by the circulation of
cold air; also showing that the Perfection is
gotten up the right principle Also, water
coolers. sprinklers, lawn mowers. etc.
HMDEBRANn g FUGATE,
50 South Meridian street.
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NJ w r.. Brideeton. Ind: Paper will stick
70 walls thar are washed in solution of one
fourth pound of glue 10 n gallon Of vatar
Washing whttewashed walls with salt water will
~ IS said, prevent paste and paper from scaling
m6
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FRESH oysters. fruits. etc. Schaffnsr's.

SEE the low prices on dinner and chanhe
sets at Schraders china store.